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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-08-13

Mx PLANTATION of the remedial power of these
Pellets great a variety of diseases
ruthfuy be said that their action the system
Sold by druggists rs VIAL Manufactured at the Chem
ica Laboratory
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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-08-13

Many times call their family physicians, suffering
another from liver or kidney disease another from
for which he precribe his pills and potions assuming them
womb disorder The
patient better probably
like Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription,
distressing
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-08-13
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poor suffering women
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-08-13
SICK HEADACHE.

Bilious Headache, Dizziness, Con-
stipatiOn, Ind gestiOn, Bilious
Attacks, and all arrangements of the
stomach and bowels, are promptly relieved
and permanently cured by the use of DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. In ex-
PLANTATION of the remedial power of these
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

TIE police of Chicago ara xafntsg Ehs
4narcnlzfs Of ether places 70 stsy swsy
frea1 tisst eifs tonefr0s.
This = az wrUEz
Tie battle betsssa TIE foil0sers OK tEs
rssi DAG szd TIE sasecatss Of iss and
oF1sr sho9d % fouxhs no~.
Ihsrs ara several comPaRlss OF United
States regulars IA Chiezso. fnsrs are
eating guns and plsaty q snaanitioa.
Let sks atty authorities warn al peses-
sbis people to kssp os tie streets t0noF-
ros. Let them msss tks troops about
ths all snd IA tie opea squares.
1hen let them invite al anarchists 20
come 10 Chiesgo and II cns Of these blzt-
ssf, red handed devils dare make q move
10 pfsseaf ths act OF justice. lss him Dc
welcomed xiih bloody hands 10 hospit-
able grave
Anarchy shoald be stamped cut to-
morrow.
Ii the hanging OF seven Of the murder
:ng devils viii not accomplish il then ls.
marshal lsw hold sway until every last
one Of the inssrmsddiing, riot-inciting
and incsndiary crss 70 swept from the
face OF the sarth.
II this De done the sun OF the asxs 4th
Of May will not shine upon . single an
zrchlst IA America.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
NOTrnE MEn suTTns luEA.

It Is but lsw hours nov before seven
men must die or should die-at the gal
lows. The TELEsRAM- HEsALD does not
ask the lives OF these msn. Ii Is the
principle-ths idsa-ths vssary. called
anarchy that We van. to see ehoked and
stranglsd torsssr. We could heartily
wish that the nscks OF nations. bseyss
or goats could accomplish the same
thing, bu, that is impossible and a. these
anarchists swing out into tie cold aud
chesFlsss nixht of everlasting gloom We
hope tha: in thsir disappssrance Will
come iorgstiulness oi anarchy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

Another wonderful discover has been
made and thai 100 hy . Ia y IN This county.
Disease fastened IT'S clutches upon he- and
Tor seven years she wi,nstoo4 is ssverest
tests. bnt her vital organs were undermined
and death secured imminen'. Fer three
months she cougned incessantiy ami could
nos sleep. she bought Of rs q bottle OF DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption 0nd
was 50 mnch relieved on taking the hrst dose
hat she slept ali night anu with one bottle
bas been nirsculOrSiy cVred. Her rar.e is
Mrs. Luther LG.z.' Thus write w. G..
Ham-ic< q Co.. OF shelby. y. C.-Get a
10 cent trial bottle a. Peck Bros drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

w. ID. Salf. Druggist. Bippas. Ind, tss-
tifies. Il can recommend Electric B,5'ers gs
the very osst remedy. Every 0OtJle sold
has gwen relief in every case. OGe man
took ST. bottles. aad was cared Of knsuma.
tism Of tsn years standing" Abraham
Hare, druggist Esilvilie, Ohio. sffirms:
"rhe 5est selling medicine | nave ever
hand FL IN nv twenty years eypsTisacc, is
Electric Bifters.' rhoIsanfs OF Others
have sdded their testimony. 40 that the
verdict IS unaEtnoI IS thai Electric Bittcrs
do cure all disease of the Liver, Kidneys
or Blood. Oulv ha'f dJl'ar bottle az
feck Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
WALKS AND TALKS.

Is there sRy thinkiBg nisn ~ho really
snd honestly &c isyss thss tns haasiug q
oae anarchist siIl snake other anarchists
SOP and think whzt anarchy mealas sad
=. aad shsa yoo have tAougas thLs oat
thsa speak up hoaestly ana squarsiy aad
answer Is how anF person net = natural
erank o. criminal could p1ssiolE Ds Aa2s
over again INTO a. assEeAlst siIp.y BE-
cause 0ns Or ssvsE anarchists are hang for
murder. altar osing lszally tried. convicted
snd sentenced ks nardsFeEs Bat yoa may
say lh4t this hanging Of tie seven Aaafca-
isss will a. lssst make other anarch-
lists OF al the natural ersnks AID
criminals IN tie country. s0ppose II
does Cannot ve handle then 70
ID B1xn better sdsantase vnen AL these birds
Of ths red feaEasr shali shall have Hooked
together than while they remain apart IN
knowa, aud GaiIsAas only iastest o. anAT-
ehisls, The erznks and criminals are an
srchists already. aud always have hesn an
srehlsts. and always will Do anarchists.
and they hsya been and viii always b the
0ssiy anarchists. Nothing can make al
honest or Q decent man an snarehlst-least
OF al the Just and legal punishment Of men
who are not honest. not decent aad not
even human. Many men may and do pro-
test against the execution and the very exls-
tence Of any sort Of Q death penalty. These
men will not ike the hanging OF the Seven.
They would aud do oppose eli hanging
and any and every form OF capital punish
ment. but il does not follow that, when the
seven are really hung. these men will them
selves become anarchists. Far from II.
And no more will that other class who 20
- far as, even after the decision OF the
United States Supreme Court. 10 declare
that the trial OF the Seven MAS not iair
one, and that, therefore, their execution
would Le an outrage-even these men would
never dream or themselves becoming an
archists. We repeat and We insist that you
cannot make an anarchist only out OF natural
cranks or catthros,s. and the sooner that
these men shall come together, under one
name and flag and Ia one organization, the
better. For then we can put q common
marx upon them. and shall know where 70
fai them when they are wanted. But 10
talk % the hanging OF the seven condemned
anarchists making other anarchists out
OF the decent. honest, law-abloing classes,
aud 10 use this talk IS an argument against
the hanging of the seven Is 10 oetrsy an
utter ignorance of human nature, 10 cast a
slur upon the great masses OF the Ameri-
can people, and TO insult intelligence--as
mucl 50 as 10 assert that with the great
masses OF TIE people. or any honest citizen,
you can make u martyr" out OF such
mend as Lingg, no matter what you do
vita him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

II EHK AkAECatS3S HANss. OK II THEY
l dpo hRue' J vi c8ssttrlie srlslas tos sAsf
leSs t.E - o0su. Il. = fI0Fla. l--ye - elock.
= Esar1zS seels
aaaaa BUYS a. FgLI-SILED IOTs AND
>.tiftfN : se1t lscssors boase s4sa sseae
fssla1allo VAIN 14I . .aae q faltsa s1roSs
oF.dse lut1L = ptAssn ssca2 e. "a
Iog SAIE-A LAEsE kOoA MODERN
I boass saa ~ tsAl&- !, good nslsa ahorAsoa
well cetSrn eke Essc cr4sr rlS1t IA tssn.
skresl caTs a&d eAky -ezllss, .set eescadi1 ~
tuioa-st near CGerry. holses Ier ze9G Macy
70 losn fusgte Eroe etxE ATc&oe
NOR SALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELI1NG
4 house. n spring - s0s s. 0N A neAE frsnas
dwelling hove. un Jsn5es-< 1or o. .sog. and az
y acre LARA i0 @pxztz iog s. 81 a. Oh skn&n
pay aeztz and Te4sOslssle lrflsx r A. Dsppsr,
roo2 la i4e1yArd 10 / over Public 1AnEsfs
ss11
CoK SALE-EL0ck or - LOIS IN OAK
4 dale fsrk. osneg leaving city Robinson 4
Lacey, hOos<Dsn Eiock 2Sttf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

7 TvCcTE EoUsE 3 SPRING ET.-Fr4T r. A
far h,rszr n Nich i<s8- Er.e. ,e-t h..sr3 ~
snEfe ronw sniy - - week. car bosr< g. sf1Tse
EtAs r. A nee, eafer hone rswlv Sste< ~
aeer Nc1r - al - Ersosesz hers~s <
1prcrz. sssI~c1es srf ttesteyz Pzr1fcsa.s7 49,.
ftru esren - ~n--f--~ 80 ~arss ~ e-r~zss~-s
<nf ~ frserfx q a. 1fe-s ras es,s :. r.<x -
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

HITANTED TO RENT-0S EasT s4DE BY
w re.si@rrs1 and Fffe- sraal bose o. rnsras
Frsp1 ssusuts 20 r1llfrr3. re4t n - ref exceed
pr uaoo n s3trsss r 2 Cry Po-rorsce
IroR RfNT - p ENIsaED front R1oWs
I sfther Gnzte cr ea s1ste, stesa hezte5 49,
Rooms ior hsht h1rsse<eepi1s Apply a. Eosn ~
Iedysr5 lork III erss~sa Zssff
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
Detroit, Grand Haven { milwaukee,

fDsA4ss cOloa! efccptcQ- "Da4its
fnssensers iaallg TIE lteir0it kxpresS % q
M. maze oirecl cOi necti0ns Tor New lofk Bos<
tor. snd j points EAsi
Nirbt kElaess has Wagner sleeping Car from
Or ID Kspils 10 Detroit
ThrouF1 tickets 60 al points east and wssL.
and eeplng car brrfhs ssD he secured at D. q.
Il a NJ kailrJ4d a osloe. Sweets Holel. an q
st oepot
Jas CANrBELL. City PAS AgL
GHo. b REEVE Iraflc Manager. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

MONEY LOANED on RIAL EsTATF AED
vi ta1k securities Roads b. ught and sold A
X. As .ssel, no 3 LoYes e.oek. opp-ste sweet.
h0tet Hscf
sf0NKF 10 IsOAN-ON WATCHgs- JFSELsF.
vi pisusos sud other personal property. Houses
printing It oE rates By JOAN Boie. 3 Pssri a.
Berssy oock. 2s4tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
DetToIt Lansing { Northern,
Lake Shore 1 Mich, Southern.

AL trsins daily excepi sunday,
A local freight leaves Grand Rapids 81 ~ 81
m csrryine passengers far a. Kal4mszDo. -
Through tickets 10 ali poinls and bcrtas % sleep
fng coaches car be secured al Union Ticket odios
g. Monroe ST.. and 80 denol
J. "a McKESNEr. Geul Az
Ono. W. kUEsoE. City Ticket Agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ths nsEoi1Sr Of itDss fa Any 81 6seFtts<aaszzt
ezu Lie Lo4EA - slisl<tk2< t-Ae uslEzA o<< of
.Srcs ~ sstaa- AEy par % iias Oo1stec
sk s-1s 11A Aiass
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
Agents. TAINTED.

NANVAsSERS CAN CLEAR FROM 30 TO IS
Y Ver week sell g sn0veity Manufactured ~
Col a q Seymour, b. fesr u stiff
VITANTFT -alX INTELLIGENT AGENTS
w Pieassnt business, big money, steady en-
pioyment Cal lsJ Cherry St 70 a II. and Il
g. p H. so
yUANTFD-r0l AGENTS GOOD SALARY
w or commission. Rs chance. Address
with stamp for terms weaver Mfr. - North
stsfest. Chicago. IN. aiS
IMANTFD IMMEDIATELY = flDI aGfNfs
w nae or teuazle. D ssii our furniture psiisb
in the United states. 90. s<sslss sol by
agents daring lSss. 50 essily msde per week
send L-a for sample bottle snd terms Caring
hsnafact1rins co, Joek Box %, NeeaYgo, Bich.
NIT
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
Health is Wealth.

DF. c. Vests Nerve sas Brain Treatment
sss3Eall1esc sPscLsc isi Ays-e12 DlzsiKszs tks8-
vGlsl1as f1ts Ncrfots Seural els. He4dAoae,
Nerves Pfu~lraflon caused ~ the use - Aloohol
az sen&oao. Nskefaine<s Meas2i DEPRESSION.
eofteiilns of the br3ln rssaltiEg iD iss~nfty s0d
leading V nisefy. decay and death. Premature
Old age harrennexs, losS of fcHer Ia either
SCI. lnyountsry issscs ana Sternaflsfrhoas
csg.ssJ BY oser~eaergion al tne hretE, self-Abaes
OF oseE-induse se0oe. kAcn c0x CONTAINS oas
pacRtb q trextmens. o. box or AK foxas fu
$. ssas ey mat pssep&ie On receipt es pfloe-
WE GUAkANTEE SIX BONES
To cure any case. With eaen order received by
us ics ala boxes aecomr panied wiIh . we wil
send the purchaser oalr written guarantee 10
fund the nlonsy. II The treatment does ma edecl
azure. GuAEsnsees issued only b.
w. n. TiBBS. DRUGGIST.
sole AEenL
lx6 Msarss-st-. Grsaa Rspids. nich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

Sun viii shine on the first and legal ex-
ecation tomorrow OF the condemned an-
aichists. So far so good. Blu: there is
much more to be done before the Augear
stables shall be cleansed, and the foul red
stain of anarchy wiped OUT From dead
anarchists We must next turn our attention
10 the living Ones-to Herr Most, Saeyitch
ami other raying orators ana maniacs.
For Gods sake, where are the Powers that
be- in the large cities OF this country
going 70 wake up 10 the real gravity of
the situation, and take the precautionary
measures necessary and proper 10 avert
national epidemic OF Haymarke, mas,s-
ctes? How long, OH fools and slugsards,
are you going 10 allow the volcanoes of
anarchy 10 lignt and feed its baleiul fires,
preparing rignt under your very eyes for
in eruption which means death
TO SO many innocent, and de-
struetion TO snch iDcalculsble values
IN property? How long are you going -
look on calmly with folded arms and
closed eyes ana withou. the lifting OF tin-
ger while loag-haired, wild-eyed "crsnss
auG wOulp-oe Guiteaus marshal ali the
forces of violence, incendiarism and mur-
der and arouse the worst anu ossesL pas
sons OF maak kind by their frenzet inco-
herent ravages agains; all laws. ali order
aud all government? how much Longer
are Herr Most Ei,tOr Saeyitch, Mrs. Par
sons and the rcsJ ol this outlaw gang 70 be
allowed so preach their crimson crusade
raise up new cranks. infame the old fans At
ics aud egg on others more ignorant but
more honest and less vicious than taem-
selves 10 do their dirty bloody bidding2
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

D1n't disgust everybody by hawking.
blowing and splitting. bat use Dr.. Sage
CatArrh Remedy and os cured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

Fnni Hadiles, fish. game and every
thing the market slJ.rs tha, elegant can
DC hsG a. Detien;ha.ers :, III MOrroe-si.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

ore cf Tie iuTyHsn vbo convicted he
fle 80 auarchists hss heel csutieued
r.srss being IN be city tcmorru~.
Hsfsr iss hin "a thers, aud wsik boldly
reu-a ths stress. Ara va a nation e
q. n.1nI8n ssutmeuts.isis or co~sr3s3 Let
a in ~ Or iuryusn - Iiliaois De ssssss-
rested hY dynsni'e .ievils, and the trees
ol hsr pi sius. and 80 lsuip pcsts Il her
c,iie- shru'd tssr Eitiug 'rnit
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

Oys,srs ia car or Luk Wholesale or retail
al DvtfenIhsier's III AouFOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

noa't neglect csslisx % Dr. Akin fsr
c2rs asU kxSxrs - rss< ssssa ~ toe rta-
Il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

CoR skLE-RoUsE LOT lns SHELDON ST.
X apply % Va sSa 3 Co's snos Store. le2 hos-
roc e SIS
LOE sALE-GOoD HACK CREAP, OR WILL
u exchsrgs TO- other properly kust. EdwsEds
4 Co. witoieonb building city. s1o-i
mon aALE-ANY ONE CALLING At TIE
il TILBosskKKEALD ofiee, " Nestem-sss i,
Nuskegon. ean ges old pspsn for 10 cents per
hundred
ITO STEAM CsERs-I HAVE 20 CORDS
/ mixed hsmlocx and hardwood slaes. which
I will deliver T. o. b 9rsnd Rapids ~ tl.5s per
cord. 4. T. Cock, FotnsAin-sl Z,Of
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

Tssx r. Frrross ess 80 sa<ay- sor
bs ctksr ialbs-<1
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

Another nssu ,iains th@ honor CT fhav-
~ slaughtered tbe pol osuen on the
Chirare H8Fmsrket Every snch nan =
rcri srcrli bs tsssn and TIE lsmp-posis
.;s.-a -t..f sr.s,r'.nElr
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

Reforms must be waged with ballots
instsad OF bones.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
RfoL Icsfafe--Cotfafru.

0YPRESs, ASH OAK AND GCM LANDS N
" Arkan.as also large traess Cf long esl pine,
selscted wllh special care. in Ma ufL A X.
ADtia1el .S0t
DHoIcE PINE LANDS IN UPPFR AND
Y Lower Peninsula siso ia Wisconsin aad Nio-
nesO.a. A K. AHllsieL ?ss4i
I ARGF TRACT or PINE LAND, ISCLt DING
" mill. ia Alabama a. great bargail. A. n.
Ant.sdei. 2sg6f
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

Resist the beginnings. Stop this occurs
ed thing Of anarchy right here and now.
and sll over this great country, while We
can. Don't play With dynamite Don't
let coz nasgration cart. Don't fool WITH an
archists OF anarchy. Don't trile until all
the Crsnks and sends shall boast and
think, you are strnid Of them. The law
snf-oTdsr men throughout the country are
more than half to blame for the Hsymsrkst
massacre. Welet the threatening and The
vsooring 20 on aud on until the bgllis.
snd ne blustersrs grew swelled mp TO the
size Of heroes -unuI Anarchy became con
vzced that law and Order were afraid Of
it. We lst them shout for universal
piliage. sanction. the Burning % great cities
sd urge the slaughter Of ofhcisls
tramo.s the constitution under foot ieer
a. The statutes. curse society, and preach red
ruin and Gt5er c1sos Nay. Enslly. in broad
hight Of ibe day. sud n Ch.osg0s public
streets ~ iet these trsisor3us dastsrds
fsHnt their rsd faz aoout the stars aad
s.ripes szd literally trail IN dust and 6iih
that grand Old banner. 20 h0as whose ns-
isst7 and whose dignity a. many hundred
thoussud heroes f31xht and bied sod died
On fsv 81 Southern bsttiefelds. Have re
not borne enough and Tar too much Is u
not urne - draw the dad hue. and 20 cad
our riies With resl csrtridzss' Give them
t1e wboIe ~ is~ snd every honest. ieEsl
sorisl right-nc n1are no lesa And II they
ssx tor wc-s-if t1ey demand Or tsxe oas
inch beYo13-t1sr ~ no more af "rirhtsT
hrt zsvs thenl Censlfies snd punishEsuts
Ave. II rorst shall come . v0rsl. lst is ~
dssfs-s life f-r svsrT hfs--snd. whether
bv cold st~sl. grsos shot or tae gsTl0~s. hs
rlsftsr n snssH consequences.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

yVAN' I'D A SITUATION TO DELIVER
w eools yamGn vi b horse aud wagon Ad-
dress Ia 20 IN Disisi IN 81. 3ls
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

Is it not high time TO call a halt to all this
sort Of thin5? Is it not high time 10 say thus
far, ,aud not one sep furthsr? Is it not high
time 20 draw The sword of justice and fling
away the scab5ard? Let us declare war 10
the rope with anarchy and all anarchs.
Let stop firing nth blank cartridges
let - define the law exactly, and then ex-
scute it rigidly, untlInchingly, im2sriially
snd universally. Let even anarcas have
al legal social righEs-the righs of fran
clise the right OF public meeting-the
right of pubic parsdes-the right of free
speech-ail rights constitutional and of
common sense, which we guarantee TO any
aud all citizens. But let them-make
them-understand whdt these rights really
are, and never le, them go one hairbreadth
beyond each or any Of them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
Situations W0nted--Mdte.

UOUNG MAN WITH OFFICE EXPERIENCE
Telegram Herald. Slf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

Teach them that the Organizing or be-
longing to societies for the purpose of hatch
inc crime and propogating treason are not
their legal or their social rights. Teach
them that public meetings called TO counsel
crime ana to champion treason are lot q
legal or a social right. Teach them that
incendiary aud inflam matory speech against
the fundamental principles upon which
rest law, order aud the Government il not
free speech, but point-blank treason. That
speech against the life OF other men and tn e
sacred rights o. public aud of private prop
erty is not free speech but speech of MUIR
derers and incendiaries. Teach them that
any and that AL such speeches are the worst
abuse OF freedom and that for any suca
speech an anarchist must lose his prOSti-
tuied freedom. Add teach them. above ali J..
that. when from speech whIca cOunseis
murder. real murder follows. not only
snsll they forfeit right Of speech and right
Of liberty. but right OF life-tbst be who
kills or causes killing shiH be killed. without
the hope Of cOmmutstiOn, and without the
possibility Of so.called mercy"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
For Kpuf--ROOUiS.

T,OE RENT - TWO NICELY FURNISHED
& front rJoms. with ,olaiug doors. both healed:
will rent both or On e. IN brcS hvlise, No. l52
South DIVISION -; .o)d board N house rext
door. Sl2
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

MANNED - SITUATION FOR GENERAL
" house work housekeeper, cooks aud isun-
dry girls Good reference Call a. onor- valley
City EmpioymCn. oi,cs, 81 Monroe and 81 Osta-
Va olE
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10

lVANTEi'-A SITUATION BY YOUNG LADY
W asseoond giri IN a small family. Address
'.sius,ion, care tbs orice or l43 West Fulton
2Hlu
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-01
Evidence Of q Mining Success.

Probably the most remarkable sight
which Jes. A. Rupert enjoyed during
his recent six weeks trip to the Eass
was the History building of the Gran
lite Mountain Gold Mining and Milling
Company, in St. Louis, which forcibly
reminded him of the enormous profits
not infrequent in mining. When the
Camas No. 2 shall be sold for $4,000,
600, or over, fine business block will
doubtless be built in this city that
will remind future generations of the
fact that we did, once upon time,
have a genuine, sure enough mine
here.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-01

complete it to Gilman by the 4th oil
July, 1888.
Eek fores man Thomas, of the Nav
Aug, says that the Walla Walla mine
has the best-defned vein on Deer
creek; and he thinks that it will I'M
doubtedly develop into paving prop.
erty. MIR. Thomas is competent
miner, whose judgment can be re.
lied on.
The firm of KEEPER & Hodgman has
dissolved, Mr.. Hodgman retiring
therefrom, to assume charge Of the
dining-room of the Merchants Hotel
Mr.. KEEPER will continue the business
at the old stand, and endeavor TO re-.
tain all the old patrons and secure
new ones.
G. II. Gilmore, a '62 to &c settler
of Pioneer City, writes from Stockton,
Cal, where he has lived the past Is
wears, that he intends to return to
Idaho next spring. He crossed
Camas Prairie and prospected for
placers along Wood River Is years
before its settlement by the whites.
Mrs. Butler, County School Super
intendent, fears that she will DO COM
PEELED to postpone the teachers in
stitute which she intended to call some
time this month, as the amount of
money in the school fund, if appor.
toned, would hardly suffice to pay
the travelling expenses Of the teachers.
General John B. Winters was in
town to-day, but returned to Deer
Creek, he having agreed to make a
couple of mill-runs for the Champion
tompany, on gold ore from the w ALA
Walla mine. He went up last Wednes.
day, and will remain there a week or
so longer, unless called in by import
ant business.
The school boys of HALEY sll want
hats that they can "tip," because the
teachers have enjoined them to always
bow to the ladies whom they meet on
the street. lnasmuch as poli,eness
hurts no one, the lesson is good; but
there are many persons who would
have to be born and "raised" again
before they could learn to practise it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-01
To tho Realms OF the BleSt.

"What is your record on earth?'
asked Saint Peter, at the gate, of an
applicant for admission.
81 was all editor in Idaho, and run
my paper to the entire satisfaction OF
the whole community"
"My dear sir" earnestly responded
the heavenly guardian, Ego to the door
eoove. THIS place is not good enough
for Won"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-01
THE HALLOWEEN PARTY.
1t Was In Every Way Novel, Interest.
Ing and Enjoyable.

The Halloween party is over, and
all speculation as to the many mys-
ferrous games to be played upon :he
unsuspecting are at an end. The
fun began promptly at half-past :,
and continued until nearly o'clock.
During that length of time, one
game, trick or deception, interspersed
with dancing, followed another with
such bewildering rapidity that the
lines reporter who went intending
TO prepare a detailed report for the
edlhration of those Of his readers
who were not 80 fortunate as to be
present, put ava, his note. book, and
failed TO keep any account OF pro
ceedlngs.
There were a magic glass, fortune.
felling, bu BILE blowing, guessing at
neighbours" drawing Ggurative chest.
nuts out of the fire, and many other
pastimes.
The New England supper prepared
by the ladies was generally pronounced
delicious, and the receipts show that
it was thoroughly appreciated.
Many elegant prizes were awarded
the successful contestants, who will
treasure them as reminders Of the
first Halloween party given on Wood
River.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-11-01
4 Positive Fact.

Lipman has marked all his goods
down from 20 to 80 per cent, and
will sell all he can at those figures
during the ten days ending November
10th. This is an actual fact. Ask
the schoolboys about it. Caps that
sold 1T rs cents are now retailed at
so cents; suits selling for $3.50 now
sell for IS. Nj. Lipman is doing this
for an advertise nent.